Новости за 30.04.2018

Three Marines based in New Orleans face rape charges after a Tulane University student and her friend reported a group of men assaulted them earlier this month.

Crew members of the Southwest Airlines flight that made an emergency landing in Philadelphia when its engine exploded two weeks ago, killing a passenger, will meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday.

Boston fans hoping for prime seats to Monday night's NHL playoff game in Tampa will have to make a choice. The Tampa Bay Lightning has a postseason policy on the books that permits only gear featuring the logo of the home team — or "neutral apparel" — inside two high-profile seating sections.

In a new memoir, Sen. John McCain, who is battling brain cancer and says he feels freer to speak out because he isn't seeking reelection, writes that he has sometimes heatedly disagreed with all six of the presidents who've held office during his 36 years on Capitol Hill.

The U.S. military has come to rely on drones for surveillance, reconnaissance and attack. Soon, another job will be added to the list: refueling aircraft in midair.

This is minimalist, unpretentious, let’s-have-real-conversation tea, much like the way Brandon Friedman learned to drink it while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan in the U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division after the 9/11 attacks.

A man who admitted discussing plans to explode bombs in Times Square and other New York locations faces up to 15 years in prison when he's sentenced Monday.

A man who admitted discussing plans to explode bombs in Times Square and other New York locations received a 10-year prison sentence Monday for conspiring with others, including his older brother, to support a terrorist organization.

"We're going to have self-driving vehicles in theater for the Army before we'll have self-driving cars on the streets," Michael Griffin, the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering, told lawmakers this month. "But the core technologies will be the same."

Reports of sexual assaults made by U.S. servicemembers increased 10 percent in fiscal year 2017 from the previous year, but fewer troops faced courts-martial as commanders often opted to punish offenders outside of the court system, Pentagon data released Monday showed.

A U.S. servicemember was killed in combat in Afghanistan on Monday, the U.S. military said in a statement.

A new lawsuit argues President Donald Trump illegally bypassed the order of succession at the Department of Veterans Affairs when he tapped Robert Wilkie to lead the agency after the March dismissal of VA Secretary David Shulkin.

A new lawsuit argues President Donald Trump illegally bypassed the order of succession at the Department of Veterans Affairs when he tapped Robert Wilkie to lead the agency after the March dismissal of VA Secretary David Shulkin.

When American soldiers bathe in Iraq, where a grimy film coats every surface, they are reminded by bathroom signs not to ingest anything that comes from the tap.

Israel's prime minister scheduled a special prime-time statement Monday to reveal what his office said would be a "significant development" in the Iranian nuclear program.

Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, a White House physician, withdrew Thursday from consideration as secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs, leaving the big question: Who’s next?

Journalists enter perilous territory when they take too much pleasure in getting dressed up and going out with the people they write about.

The violent loss of a police officer gives legitimate meaning to that “thin blue line” business.

It undoubtedly won't work out as planned for everyone. But for now, there is reason for everyone with a reworked quarterback situation to hope. There were, for a change, enough quarterbacks to go around.

Two U.S. Army soldiers and a German woman were injured on Saturday near the base here when the car driven by one of the soldiers crashed into the woman’s car, police said.

Two U.S. Army soldiers and a German woman were injured on Saturday near the base here when the car driven by one of the soldiers crashed into the woman’s car, police said.

South Korea’s president said Monday that his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end the crisis over North Korea’s nuclear weapons.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Twin suicide bombings in Kabul on Monday killed more than 20 people, including nine journalists, while a separate attack in southern Kandahar province killed nearly a dozen children and injured eight NATO servicemembers.

Many servicemembers and their families are irked that the Navy plans to reimpose fees to use base swimming pools in Europe, saying they are too high for these facilities.

Many servicemembers and their families are irked that the Navy plans to reimpose fees to use base swimming pools in Europe, saying they are too high for these facilities.